Your massive success clearly demonstrates that there is a need for these kinds of events.Keep us in the loop with how things progress, and of course, feel free to let your users know that they have a home online right here at BP.

But I did a little online research and saw this article from USA Today on the topic:http://www.usatoday.com/money/economy/housing/2009-03-16-chinese-drywall-sulfur_N.htmAfter reading it, I personally wouldn't want to mess with the stuff or risk buying a house that had it.

Figure what the LTV will be (say 75%) and there are loads of calculators online that can give you the numbers.

You never know when one is in a flood zone..The known flood zones are published:http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=FEMA+flood+zone+map&safe=active

You're probably safe for the next 30 days, but no guarantee.

It sort of attaches to the policy and a loan investor can get it if they wish to feel "safe".

The house is in a generally nice area.Unfortunately, the PM is the rudest person we have ever met and the reviews online by many other renters show we aren't the only ones who think that.

After reading online blogs and these forums and not understanding some questions I have written down a few that I would like to ask.1) How do you find out how much money is owed on a house?

To help save time, I plan to use Buildium, which should keep me organized and allow for online rent payments, tenant screenings, among other things.My brother lives in Cinci btw - nice city.

As in RE investor, is it safe to hold so many HELOC’s even though you may have tenants for cash flow and a job?